Delaware |
0-23486
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62-1096725
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(State
or other jurisdiction
of incorporation
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(Commission File
Number)
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(IRS
Employer
Identification
No.)
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2000
Waters Edge Drive
Johnson
City, Tennessee
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37604
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(Address of principal executive offices) |
(Zip
Code)
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NN, INC. | ||
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Date: January 11, 2007 | By: | /s/ William C. Kelly, Jr. |
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Title: Vice
President and Chief Administrative
Officer
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entered
into by and between
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NN
Europa ApS
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Sundkrogsade
5
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DK
2100 Copenhagen
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Denmark
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(hereinafter
referred to as “Supplier”)
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and
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Schaeffler
KG
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Industriestrasse
1 - 3
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91074
Herzogenaurach
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Germany
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acting
for itself and on behalf of the companies located
in the Federal Republic of Germany in which they or their respective
shareholders individually
or collectively, directly or indirectly hold
a majority interest
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(hereinafter
referred to as “Customer”)
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(each
a “Party”; both, the “Parties”)
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1.
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Subject
Matter of Master Agreement
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1.1
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This
Master Agreement shall govern Supplier's long-term obligation to
supply
Customer
with certain products (hereinafter the “Contract Products”) and the
rights
and obligations of the Parties associated
therewith.
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1.2
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All
agreements and transactions of the Parties shall be governed exclusively
by the
following terms and conditions. The application of Supplier's general
terms and
conditions or Customer's general purchasing conditions is hereby
expressly
excluded.
The terms and conditions of this Master Agreement shall apply even
when
not expressly referenced in the applicable purchase order or scheduling
agreement,
and even when the Supplier or Customer refers to general terms
and
conditions and the other Party fails to expressly object to the
incorporation of
these terms and conditions.
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1.3
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Supplier
shall deliver the Contract Products to Customer based upon purchase
orders,
volume contracts or scheduling
agreements.
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2.
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Purchase
order
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2.1
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Customer
may place purchase orders for the delivery on specific delivery dates
of
fixed quantities of Contract Products. Each purchase order from Customer
to Supplier
shall be made in writing and include at least the following
information:
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product
type(s)
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price
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quantity
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delivery
dates
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place
of delivery
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2.2
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The
following provisions of this Section 2.2 shall apply only to the
extent
that the Parties
have not agreed to deal with the matters herein in a different manner.
Unless
Supplier objects in writing, within 10 business days of the receipt
of a
written
order, such order shall be deemed to have been accepted and confirmed
by
Supplier. Customer may terminate purchase orders up to eight weeks
prior
to the
agreed delivery date. In the event of such termination, Customer
shall
bear the
costs of materials that were already procured, as necessary within
the
scope of
the order, prior to the termination and cannot otherwise be used.
Upon
such payment, Customer shall become the owner of such materials and
shall
instruct Supplier, and Supplier shall comply with such instructions,
as to
what has to be done
with such materials. All other claims against Customer relating to
such
termination hereby shall be
excluded.
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3.
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Scheduling
agreement
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3.1
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Supplier
and Customer may enter, with respect to one or more of the Contract
Products,
into a written agreement named “scheduling agreement”. Such agreement
shall include at least the following
information:
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product
type(s)
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price
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forecast
of supply volume (non-binding target
volume)
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term
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place
of delivery
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3.2
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Supplier
undertakes to have available sufficient personnel and technical
resources
to be able to supply the target volume specified in the scheduling
agreement,
as well as an additional volume of 15
%.
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3.3
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Customer
shall, within the limits of the target volume stipulated in the delivery
schedule
(plus additional volume), submit to Supplier written schedule lines
defining
the exact supply volumes and delivery dates for a certain time period.
The
submission of written schedule lines by Customer shall be deemed
as
release
for the production and purchase of materials each for a certain go-ahead
period.
The written schedule lines shall be binding for the go-ahead period
for
production.
For the go-ahead period for the purchase of materials Customer
shall
pay the costs of materials that are procured by Supplier, as necessary
within
the scope of such go-ahead period and that cannot otherwise be used.
Upon
such payment, Customer shall become the owner of such materials and
shall
instruct Supplier, and Supplier shall comply with such instructions,
as to
what
has to be done with such materials. Any further claims of Supplier
are
excluded.
With the exception of supply volumes defined in written schedule
lines
all supply volumes of Customer are provided to the best of Customer's
knowledge
but are not legally binding.
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4.
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Volume
Contract
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4.1
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By
entering into a volume contract, Supplier undertakes to hold a certain
quantity of
the Contract Products ready for delivery to Customer. For this purpose,
Customer
shall transmit a written volume contract to Supplier, which shall
include
at least the following information:
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product
type(s)
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price
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contract
volume (a purchase obligation shall exist only if expressly agreed
to
in
writing)
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term
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4.2
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Unless
Supplier objects in writing, within 10 business days of receipt of
a
written volume
contract, to such written volume order, such volume contract shall
be
deemed
to have been accepted and confirmed by Supplier. Supplier commits
itself
at all times to keep in stock the minimum quantity of Contract Products
stipulated
in the volume contract or, if no minimum volume has been stipulated,
at
least 25% of the contract volume, and to deliver such quantity of
Contract
Products
immediately upon receipt of Customer's release order therefore. Upon
receipt
of written release order therefore from Customer, Supplier is obliged
to
deliver
the stocked Contract Products to Customer within the delivery period
stipulated
in the volume contract or, if no delivery period is stipulated in
the
volume
contract, within five business days of Customer's release order.
If the
quantity
ordered by Customer exceeds the quantity to be kept in stock under
the
volume
contract, then Supplier immediately shall manufacture the excess
order
quantity
and deliver the same to Customer.
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5.
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Compliance
with Regulations
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6.
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Modification
Requests
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6.1
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Customer
is entitled to request from Supplier modifications in design and
construction
of the Contract Products, so long as Supplier can be reasonably
expected
to meet such requests. Supplier shall implement such modifications
within
a reasonable period of time. Mutually satisfactory agreements shall
be
concluded
concerning the consequences of such modifications, in particular
with
regard to delivery dates, extra and reduced costs. Customer will
determine
such consequences
within its reasonable discretion if agreement (regarding the matters
outlined in the previous sentence) cannot be reached within a reasonable
period of time.
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6.2
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Supplier
shall notify Customer as soon as possible of any planned changes
in
the
manufacturing process and the place of manufacture of Supplier or
any
sub-supplier,
as well as any changes in the materials used by Supplier or any
sub-supplier. Such changes may not be undertaken until its receipt
of
Customer's written consent. Supplier shall bear all costs incurred
in
connection with such changes.
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6.3
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Supplier
is obligated to propose to Customer any changes to the Contract
Products
that Supplier deems necessary or advisable. Supplier shall not
implement
changes until its receipt of Customer's written
consent.
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6.4
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During
the term of this Agreement, the Parties shall make reasonable efforts
to
identify
potential cost savings through continuous value analyses and to
adjust the
price accordingly. The Parties shall, on a case-by-case basis,
agree upon
the
allocation of the cost benefits resulting from any potential savings
identified through
the Parties' joint value analyses.
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7.
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Prices/Payment
Terms/Invoices
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7.1
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The
agreed prices are firm prices. Unless otherwise agreed, payment will
be
made
within 14 days with a 3% cash discount, until the 25th day of the
subsequent
month with a 2% cash discount, or within 90 days net. These periods
are
computed from the time of performance in compliance with the contract
and receipt of a proper and verifiable invoice. If Customer receives
and
accepts
a delivery at an earlier date than the date agreed upon, the payment
period
begins with the agreed delivery date. Customer is entitled to choose
the
method
of payment in its own discretion (e.g., check or bill of exchange).
Supplier agrees to participate, upon Customer's demand, in a credit
note
procedure.
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7.2
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Invoices
are to be submitted without carbon copies but shall include the account,
place
of unloading, supplier number, part number, tax ID number, statistical
product
number (customs tariff code), order number, country of origin, number
of
pieces and price per piece, as well as volume per
delivery.
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7.3
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Supplier
is not entitled to assign a claim against Customer to a third party,
or to
have
such claim collected by a third party. The provisions of § 354a of the
German
Commercial Code (Handelsgesetzbuch)
shall
not be affected by the foregoing
sentence.
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7.4
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Supplier
shall have the right to set-off against any claims of Customer or
the
right
of retention, if and to the extent that Supplier's claims are undisputed
or its counterclaims
are final and non-appealable. Customer shall have the right to
set-off
against claims of Supplier any claims of affiliates of Customer within
the
meaning
of section 15 AktG [German Stock Corporation Act]. Customer shall
also
have the right to set-off its claims against any claim of any affiliate
of
Supplier
within the meaning of section 15
AktG.
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8.
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Spare
Parts
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8.1
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Supplier
shall ensure that he will continue to be able, for a period of at
least 15
years
following the termination of the supply relationship (e.g.,
discontinuation of series,
expiration of scheduling agreement) and on reasonable terms and
conditions,
to deliver to Customer the Contract Products or parts thereof as
spare
parts.
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8.2
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Unless
Customer has agreed-to otherwise, the prices for the Contract Products
last agreed to by the Parties shall remain valid for the first three
years
of that period
of time.
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9.
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Delivery
Terms/Packaging
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9.1
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Deliveries
are “DDU” (most recent Incoterms) to the location determined by
Customer
and, unless determined otherwise, shall include packaging and conservation.
Customer's delivery and transport provisions in their most recent
version
shall apply. The Parties shall agree on dispatch notes on an individual
basis.
Each shipment shall include the shipping documents required by
Customer,
especially, a delivery note in
duplicate.
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9.2
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If
Incoterms other than “DDU” have been agreed upon, then Supplier shall
inform
Customer and the recipient designated by Customer in a timely manner
of
the
size and weight of the shipment. Transport insurance, will be obtained
by
Customer
to the extent that Customer is obligated to do so pursuant to the
agreed-upon
Incoterm.
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9.3
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When
preparing the shipping documents, Supplier shall take into account
that
the
customs clearance will be carried out at the plant of Customer and
that
Customer
is exempted from the duty of presentation. For shipments from preferential
countries, Supplier must provide a proof of preferential status with
each
shipment The long-term supplier declaration pursuant to EEC Reg.
1207/2001
must be presented annually. To the extent that the delivered goods
require
an export license, Supplier shall notify Customer thereof without
undue
delay,
specifying the applicable export license number and export list position
number.
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9.4
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To
the extent that, under the agreed-upon Incoterm, Customer is responsible
for the
payment of any duties, taxes and other charges, Customer's payment
obligation
shall be limited to ordinary duties, taxes and other charges. Any
extraordinary
duties, taxes or other charges, such as customs penalties or
anti-dumping
duties, shall be paid by Supplier. Supplier shall, upon request,
make
available to Customer, all documents necessary for obtaining a refund
of
any paid
duties, taxes or other charges.
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9.5
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Unless
otherwise agreed, the Contract Products shall be packaged in conformity
with
the then effective Packaging Manual of Customer. If Customer returns
reusable
packaging to Supplier freight prepaid, Customer shall be entitled
to a
refund
in the amount of the value of the
packaging.
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10.
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Delivery
Dates/Delivery Default
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11.
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Quality
Assurance
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12.
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Inspection
of Incoming Contract
Products
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13.
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Confidentiality
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13.1
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Unless
the Parties have entered, or will enter, into a separate
non-disclosure agreement,
the following shall apply: Supplier shall keep secret all
information received
from Customer, including, without limitation, drawings,
documents, know-how,
samples, production devices, models, media, etc., may not make such
information available to third parties (including any sub-suppliers)
without the
written consent of Customer and may not use such information for
any purposes
other than as determined by Customer. These obligations apply mutatis
mudandis to
copies and duplicates. This confidentiality obligation does not
apply to information that the Supplier had already obtained legitimately
at the time
of disclosure provided such information was not subject to a
confidentiality obligation,
that the Supplier later obtains legitimately without being obligated
to keep
such information confidential, that is or becomes generally known
to
the public
without any breach of contract by either Party or for the disclosure
or
the independent
use of which the Supplier has received written permission. Supplier
may not advertise its business relationship with Customer without
the prior
written consent of Customer. If Supplier breaches its foregoing
obligations, a
contractual penalty in the amount of Euro 25,000.00 shall become
due
and payable
immediately for each breach. Supplier shall retain the right to have
the reasonableness
of the amount of contractual penalty determined by a court decision.
Damages shall be set off against any paid contractual
penalties.
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13.2
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Customer
retains title and reserves all other rights (such as copyrights)
in and to
any
information received from Customer. Copies or duplicates shall be
made
only
with Customer's prior written consent. Title to the copies or duplicates
passes
to Customer at the time such copies or duplicates are created. Supplier
hereby
agrees with Customer that Supplier stores the copies or reproductions
on
behalf
of Customer as bailee. Supplier agrees, to properly store, at its
expense
all
documents and other objects, including copies thereof, that were
made
available
to Supplier, to keep them in perfect condition, to obtain insurance
for
them
and to return them to Customer or destroy them, in each case upon
the
request
of Customer. Supplier has no right, on whatever grounds to retain
such
documents and items. Supplier shall confirm the complete return or
destruction of
the relevant document or item in
writing.
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14.
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Liability
for Product Defects/Costs
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14.1
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If
a Contract Product is defective, Customer will be entitled to the
statutory rights,
unless the following conditions provide otherwise. If the industrial
safety is
threatened, if there is a danger of unusually high damages or for
the
purpose of maintaining Customer's ability to deliver its customers,
Customer shall be entitled,
following notification of the Supplier, to remedy the defects itself
or
have them
remedied by a third party. Costs incurred as a result of remedial
action
taken
in accordance with the preceding sentence shall be borne by Supplier.
Supplier
is responsible for all damages, costs and expenses resulting, directly
or
indirectly
from defects. In case at least parts of a shipment have been found
to
be
defective, Supplier will also be responsible for the costs for inspections
of incoming
goods that exceed the customary scope of inspection. The foregoing
applies
also to comprehensive and partial inspections of the shipment in
the
subsequent
course of business by Customer and/or any of Customer's customers.
If Supplier avails itself of a third party to carry out a performance,
Supplier
shall be held liable for this third party as for any other person
employed
in
performing an obligation.
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14.2
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Supplier
shall reimburse all costs incurred by Customer or any of Customer's
customers
in situations leading up to or arising in connection with liability
for
defects
to the extent such costs have been incurred for the purpose of avoiding,
preventing
or mitigating damages (e.g.
recalls).
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14.3
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Supplier
shall reimburse all costs that Customer is obligated to bear as a
matter
of
statutory liability vis-á-vis
its
customers to the extent that such costs are arising
from defects of shipments delivered by
Supplier.
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14.4
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Unless
mandatory law provides otherwise, Supplier is liable for any defects
that
arise
within 36 months of the date of receipt of the supplier's delivery
or of
the date
of acceptance, provided such acceptance was required as a matter
of law
or
agreement. In the case of Supplementary Specific Performance (cure
of
defects
or delivery of goods free of defects) this period is extended by
the time
during which the Contract Product cannot be used as stipulated in
the
contract. Supplementary
Specific Performance is also subject to the periods stated above.
All
claims relating to defects become time barred at the earliest two
months
after all
claims of the final customer have been fulfilled. This delay in time
bar
expires at
the latest five years after delivery to
Customer.
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15.
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Product
Liability
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15.1
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Supplier
shall indemnify or release Customer from and against any and all
third-party
claims alleging that a defective Contract Product has resulted in
death,
bodily
harm or property damage.
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15.2
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The
Parties shall cooperate in all respects to defend against any pending
or
threatened
claims. Supplier shall neither offer nor accept any settlements
without
the prior written consent of
Customer.
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16.
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Insurance
Coverage
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17.
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Reporting
Duties
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18.
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Warranty
of Title
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18.1
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Supplier
shall indemnify Customer and Customer's customers from any and all
third
party claims arising from the infringement of any intellectual property
rights and
shall bear any and all associated costs. Each Party agrees to notify
the
other
immediately of any known infringement risks and alleged infringements
of
which
it becomes aware, and both Parties agree to provide to each other
an
opportunity
jointly to take appropriate defensive action against such
claims.
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18.2
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Customer
shall have the right, exercising the care of a prudent merchant,
to
procure
at Supplier's cost from the owner of the property rights, any consents,
approvals
or licenses necessary for the use of the Contract Products and
services.
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19.
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Trademark
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20.
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Materials,
Packaging and Tools provided by
Customer
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21.
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Tools
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22.
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Software
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23.
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Force
Majeure, Long-Term Inability to Deliver Contract Products, Right
of
Emergency
Production
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23.1
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Industrial
conflicts, riots, acts of government and any other events that are
unpredictable
and unpreventable exempt the concerned party from the contractual
obligations, in each case for such time as the disturbance exists
and
within
the scope of its effects. The party affected by the force majeure
event
must
fully inform the other party and must make all efforts, within the
limitations of
what can reasonably be expected, to limit the effects of such events.
The
party
affected by the force majeure event must notify the other party without
undue
delay of the end of the force majeure
event.
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23.2
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In
cases of a long term inability to deliver, cessation of payments,
the
opening of an
insolvency proceeding, the refusal to open insolvency proceedings
due to
insufficient
assets or the commencement of comparable proceedings with respect
to one of the parties the other party shall be entitled to rescind
the
contract
with respect to the part that has not yet been performed. If one
of the
foregoing
events occur with respect to Supplier, Supplier shall support Customer
to
the best of its abilities in the efforts of Customer to move the
manufacture of the
Contract Products to Customer or to a third party, which support
shall
include the granting of licenses to intellectual property rights
to the
extent such rights are necessary
for the manufacture of such Contract Product(s), such licenses to
be
granted
on terms customary in the industry.
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23.3
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In
all cases of an anticipated or actual long-term inability to deliver
the
Contract Products,
including in the event of a termination of the agreement by Customer
for
cause, Supplier shall grant a right of emergency production to Customer
or
to a
third party designated by Customer, i.e., Supplier shall make available
to
Customer
ail necessary tools and know-how (including licenses for property
rights),
and take all other measures, including personnel assistance and
instruction,
necessary for the continuation of production at a location designated
by
Customer. If Supplier is at fault for its inability to deliver the
Contract Products,
then the right of emergency production shall be granted to Customer
at
no charge; in all other cases, Customer shall reimburse Supplier
for the
proven
costs incurred in connection therewith. Supplier shall have the right,
upon
reaching an agreement with Customer, to respond to any threatened
or
actual
inability to deliver the Contract Products by relocating production
of the
Contract
Products to one of Supplier's other
plants.
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24.
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Term
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24.1
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This
Master Agreement shall enter into effect at the time of the execution
thereof by both Parties and shall have an indefinite
term.
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24.2
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Unless
otherwise agreed, either Party may terminate this Agreement as of
the
end
of any given month by giving twelve months' prior written notice
to the
other Party.
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24.3
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Termination
of this Master Agreement shall have no effect upon the continued
validity
of any agreements made by the Parties with respect to the supply
of
Contract
Products pursuant to this Master Agreement, the provisions of this
Master
Agreement continuing to be in full force and effect with respect
to such
agreements.
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25.
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Termination
for Cause
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Supplier's
failure, despite Customer's notice, on two or more occasions to deliver
the
Contract Products in compliance with the agreement of the
Parties;
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Supplier's
failure, as detected during an audit, to produce the Contract Products
in
accordance with the quality norms specified by
Customer;
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Supplier's
failure to meet its payment obligations in a timely manner, or the
filing
of a
petition for the initiation of insolvency proceedings or comparable
proceedings with
respect to Supplier;
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Substantial
change in the ownership structure or management of Supplier;
or
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Supplier's
serious breach of a material contractual obligation, including but
not
limited
to the duty of confidentiality.
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26.
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General
Provisions
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26.1
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The
place of performance for all deliveries and services shall be the
destination specified
by Customer.
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26.2
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This
Master Agreement, as well as any modifications, side agreements or
termination
notices shall require written form. Unless otherwise provided in
this
Master
Agreement, all other representations or notices shall be valid only
if in
writing.
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26.3
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The
contractual relationship shall be governed by the laws of the Federal
Republic
of Germany, excluding the German conflict of laws rules and the provisions
of the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of
Goods
(CISG), Unless the Parties agree to the exclusive jurisdiction of
another
competent
court, all disputes between the Parties shall be heard and resolved
by
a
court of competent jurisdiction in Nuremberg, Germany. Notwithstanding
the
foregoing,
Customer shall have the right to file legal actions against Supplier
in
any
other court of competent
jurisdiction.
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26.4
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In
the event that any provision of this Agreement is invalid or may
become
invalid,
the validity of the remaining provisions shall not be affected thereby
and
shall
remain valid. The Parties commit themselves, in good faith, reasonably
to
replace
any invalid provision with a valid provision that has an economic
result
equivalent
the original provision.
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26.5
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Supplier
shall not, without the prior written consent of Customer, transfer
to any
third
parties any rights and obligations set forth in this Master
Agreement.
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26.6
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Customer
shall store and process all (personal) data necessary for the performance
of this Agreement in compliance with applicable
law.
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Place,
Date
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Herzogenaurach,
05.01.2007
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NN
Europe ApS
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Schaeffler
KG
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illegible
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/s/
illegible
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entered
into by and between
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NN
Europe ApS
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Sundkrogsgade
5
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DK
2100 Copenhagen
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Denmark
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(hereinafter
referred to as “Supplier”)
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and
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Schaeffler
KG
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Industriestraße
1 -
3
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91074
Herzogenaurach
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Germany
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acting
for itself and on behalf of the companies located
in Europe in which they or their respective shareholders individually
or
collectively,
directly or indirectly hold a majority interest
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(hereinafter
referred to as “Customer”)
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3.
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Scheduling
agreement
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4.
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Volume
Contract
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5.
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Compliance
with Regulations
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6.
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Modification
Requests
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7.
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Prices/Payment
Terms/Invoices
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8.
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Spare
Parts
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9.
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Delivery
Terms/Packaging
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10.
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Delivery
Dates/Delivery Default
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12.
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Inspection
of Incoming Contract
Products
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14.
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Liability
for Product Defects/Costs
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17.
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Reporting
Duties
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21.
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Tools
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22.
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Software
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25.
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Termination
for Cause
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place,
date
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Herzogenaurach,
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Supplier
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Schaeffler
KG
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/s/
illegible
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/s/
illegible
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1.
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Commercial
terms to the Supply
Agreement
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1.
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Contract
duration
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24
month,
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1.period
from 1.07.06 through 30.06.07
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2.
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Volumes
(minimum purchasing volumes)
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Europe:
|
1.period
|
approx.
€ [redacted*]
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2.period
|
approx.
€ [redacted*]
|
1.
period
|
US
$ [redacted*]
|
2.
period
|
US
$ [redacted*]
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3.
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Pricing
Europe
|
4.
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Pricing
North America
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Size
[redacted*]mm G 16:
|
US
$[redacted*]per 1000
|
Size
[redacted*]mm G 16:
|
US
$ [redacted*]per 1000
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5.
|
Volume
rebate
|
Period
1:
|
€
[redacted*]
|
Period
2:
|
€
[redacted*]
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6.
|
Extraordinary
rebate
|
7.
|
Steel
Price Europe
|
8.
|
Terms
of payment
|
9.
|
Terms
of shipment
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10.
|
Exit
of NN products
|
1.
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In
case of a transfer of the manufacturing to another NN facility
NN supplies the products after submission and approval
of requested samples. NN to bear the cost of product
testing and approval in the amount of max, € 50.000 for fourteen (14)
automotive applications according
attachment 1. (except aerospace
applications,)
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2.
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NN
will provide to Schaeffler a minimum of 6 months notice
of the stoppage of supply of specific products which allows Schaeffler
the
opportunity to resource the business
to another supplier or Schaeffler's in-house production,
except 13 part numbers already comunicated according attachment 2.
The
foregoing is not applicable for
aerospace applications.
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3.
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Special
ease aerospace: Following notification of minimum
3 month time to exit of production,or such shorter time as the
parties
shall agree given conditions, NN
will make its best efforts to make the aerospace ball manufacturing
assets available to Schaeffler at fair market
value to allow Schaeffler to convert this Product to
in-house production.
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11.
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General
issues
|
NN
Europe
|
Schaeffler
KG
|
|
/s/
illegible
|
/s/
illegible
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